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Re: Einstein is a moron.

by Mark Lipton » Mon Aug 25, 2008 6:41 pm

Thomas wrote:
That pretzel never impressed me as much as I hear it is supposed to impress. What am I missing?


Freshness, possibly? The key is to get them as freshly baked as possible, preferably in a paper bag being peddled either roadside or at your place of work. Of course, you may just not have as finely honed salt receptors as I do, Thomas. Salt, sour and umami all vie for my favorite, with bitter and sweet tying for runner-up.

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Re: Einstein is a moron.

by Thomas » Mon Aug 25, 2008 7:15 pm

Mark Lipton wrote:
Thomas wrote:
That pretzel never impressed me as much as I hear it is supposed to impress. What am I missing?


Freshness, possibly? The key is to get them as freshly baked as possible, preferably in a paper bag being peddled either roadside or at your place of work. Of course, you may just not have as finely honed salt receptors as I do, Thomas. Salt, sour and umami all vie for my favorite, with bitter and sweet tying for runner-up.

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Salt is part of the problem, I'm sure...I'm a bitter man at heart ;)
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